Does the base have a part that comes off to expose a free arm?
22009
Yes, this machine does have a free arm. The base pulls off on the end by the needle and the removable part is also a container for extra bobbins.
503364
No, the vertical section of the stand is attached. The oval base does separate from the vertical section, however.
1813515
no it is a part of the molded base - it is however quite small and not obvious
1653856
The arm extension does not but the mirror itself does. Must use a gentle hand though as it is a bit fragile.
2210453
Only the top rods come off. The bottom portion of the "tree" stays connected. The base itself is also removable.
1954644
Yes, the ends of both support arms have a piece that slides up to act as a stop.
2270568
Yes, the round adapter sits to the left of the arm at the base. It just lifts out and you use it.
2161210
I'm not sure what you are asking? If it's width, no. Arms do remove though.
1680031
From what I can tell, no. It is a very inexpensive plastic arm with a needle that appears to be permanently fastened.
1107084
It is welded to the base. You cannot remove it. You will have to look for one that is inter-changeable.
563491
Not sure, but be advised it is only the arm, doesn't come with any mounting hardware . I was looking for the complete.
1208620
The base with the hot shoe can be unscrewed from the arm. But the hot shoe plate does not unscrew from the base.
6581
No their isn't. But the top part sits on the base. It has an appx 1/2 dia shaft that sets on the base. It's very to remove it.
1621104
Hi Elisa, You can forgo the top part, but it gives more stable to the unit overall. Not quite sure if you going with out the top part. If your not gonna use the top part and rail, you could get a fine hacksaw and cut away the upper arms and use plastic tabs to where the cut is made. Hope this helped, have a good day!! gary
2158699
No, the base is directly connected to the mechanics that moves it. I guess you're talking about the base plate.
1915345
Yes, I think it does. I don't use the base it comes with; I opted instead for an Ergotron arm-which I duly recommend anyone get.
62696
No, it does have an ball-socket joint that connects the bracket to the base, but it is limited to about 30 degrees maximum deviation from the right angle it makes with perfectly straight up.